The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1918, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, r ; SKAGIT BONDS ALLEGED FAKE [=== SY amaeemeesaeneea | NOT TO HINDER AUTO SALESMAN : =| LIBERTY LOANS NABBED BY US, —ne maiter how large or small your income, the — wage earner—the salaried man—can have the Ne IN delight of » completely furnished home at : Soattlo’s issue of bonds to develop! An alleged fake auto saleamar through this store's liberal, popular, easy and Charge the Skagit power alte’ must not con: | erating in tle under the ns Gignified credit service. No “ flict with the Fourth Liberty Loan,| iH. W. Ray, and in) Kansas there are no extra charges for this credit ac : : which will be launched September 28./New Haven, Conn, and Atlanta, | Commodation—credit is extended to you in an QURT ira] ‘This was the warning given by|Ga, as H. W. Reynolds, was ar-| agreeable and entirely satisfactory way without QQ “4 Councilman R. H. Thomson Thurs: | rested Wednesday in Seattle thru in annoying and objectionable features. FRIDAY-SATURDAY SPECIALS— —no C, 0. D. or phone orders; one to a purchaser; these specials ‘will not be delivered—can be casily taken by purchaser. by portoffice of | returned to At} day morning to the city utilities com: | formation furnishe mittee, ficials, and will be The ‘nembers agreed to hold a joint | lanta, Ga,, where he is under federal | afternoon, with | indictment tee, when the| Convinced that want ads bring re turns and it pays to ad had rted large ads in an and morning er informing pr pective auto buyers that for a small in a report | cash payment he would send them the auto of their choice with the and claiming aid for it on have PYORRHEA! meeting the etty City Engineer Dimoc to the utilities commit appealed for the erection of a road to expedite | Privilege of using: work on the Skagit river, Half of | Ownership while they the road survey has been completed, | Sl! cash installment A drilling gang, working 24 hours Under the name of Reynolds ay daily, In three shifts, has sunk @ 350. operated extensive! foot well, A survey party is now at work locating the alte for a power plant for construction purposes $4,000, ¢ many insur to fill all orders, due to runb ory conditions Irrigation Project |! Is Near Completion) .. 70 ir cucining "money under A big irrigation project, which will | false pretenses was set for Thurs | insure reliable crops in the Carlaboro | day afternoon. | district for 1919, will be completed | - learty in the coming year, when the Ferry Crashes Into | | | Kilnes Irrigation canal, 10 miles in length, extending thru Cartadoro,| Dock: Damage $1000 Clatan county, ix opened. Twenty rhe Ve - A five thousand acres in the Carisboro | tt hy o Case ar 7 Pen vj and Dungeness districta will be ag. | Command of Capt. Mt So eat reso an into the Dew en dock © ' loft control, Wednesday knocked The cost of the canal is approx! | . i down two dolphins on the dock y 5,000. n 1 mately $35,000, which has been #ub | cuards and punched a hole in the scribed by farmers in the immediate | FOOT eee aie that the weather, |The damage to the dock is esti Te ie camected that tha Canal wilt be | mated at $1,000, The boat was dam: eo seis 4 aged but litte and ix running Thurs an important factor in the develop. | Ser" BM Nt) ment of the town of Cartaboro, entab Leu Smith, county commissioner, two years ago. on the Chicaxo, | visited the dock just after the col aukee & St Paul rafiway, 1) ion and has ordered repairs to be which a new high school is to be| started at once | erected shortly sues, two sizes, 49¢ and 59¢ extra fine Japanese a Diack Serving trays; high enamel! finish; nicely decorated; two size 9 9 special for Friday and Saturday........ IC ana c painless. household set: special for Friday and Saturday— boii ats ; Want Young Women|Red Cross Explains | | to Help W. O. W. in| Allotment Changes) 2 : Changes in the law affecting pay) Smoke Fund Picnic) on stn government to families | Young women are wanted to help of soldiers and sailors, which may)| the W. O. W. make the tobacco fund cause some confusion unless they are} plen In ald of the soldiers in thoroly understood, have been ex France, a success. plained in a statement iasued by the Those who will volunteer their | American Red © services are asked to call North 606) Any soldier's or sailor's relative evenings, or Main 7204 during busi-| who does not know what arrange ness hours. The address is 816 Third ments #h 1 te made to insure . Smith being tn charge of | prompt paymenta under the new ree picnic committee. ‘The pientc | ulations. which became effective dur I) be held at Fortuna park, Sep-|ing August, should call upon the tember 1. | nearest Red Crons office for help. | ROSSLYN, B. C., PICNIC MEIER RULES ON U. S. TO BE HELD SUNDAY WORK OR FIGHT ORDER Former residents of Rosslyn, B.C..| City Corporation Counsel Meier will hold an aliday plenic at Wood-! has ruled that in the case of a civil land park Sunday, August 1%. All service employe changing his work former residents of the British Co-| under the work or fight ogder, the lumbia town, of whom there are/ employe will not be entitied to rein about 100 in Seattle, are requested to! statement after three months, but jattend. The young men are expect. | will be given preference in the list led to furnish fruit for the occagon | of applicants for his old job. * jand serve coffee, Everybody in to bring @ basket Iunch, to be served at BAKER'S BAIL RAISED — | 120, ‘The sheriffs office ‘has reoetved | | —— bogun checks to the amount of $700, | PRECINCT 223 MINUTE | passed in Everett, which George ¥.| TACOMA, Aug. 15——Fxceeding all Baker, arrested Sunday in Tacoma, | previous gatherings in enthusiasm, MEN-TO MEET--TONIGHT. on tne charee of forgery, ts alleged | patriotic demonstration and attend The Minute Men of Precinct 223 {[ have 7 nese lay strength of /ance, the 14th annual convention of meet Th we ie new nee, Deputy Prosecutor t opened ita will meet Thursday evening. August! ris nas hed Baker's bail raised to ¢ de 15, at & o'clock, in the assembly rapm a of del of the branch Mbrary, 23d ave. dnd 4 Ce ast night Yesler way SHIPWORKER DROPS DEAD ne tonaye A full attendance is requested. ax) 4. L. Spotts, 1424 Sixth ave. Du-| — matters of importance will be acted | thie shipyard employe, dropped dead | Se ee ee of heart failure while boarding a Prominent speakers will address | yp; ney Ave. car, at Yealer way | the meeting Women are not only near mi: night Wednesday on his welcome, but urged to attend way home from work modern ideas. Open Evenings Until 8 o’Clock Sundays 10 to 12 —just received 2 household set tured; composed knife, 1 butcher knife, fork, 1 cleaver, 1 paring knife, 1 can opener (all with black enameled handles), 1 m and | knife sharpener & good, servis steel, and are « at our regular price of $2.75: ape~ cial for Friday and Saturday, hile they Washington Sta Elks $2,000, eater pou jand were wt Following which began Elks and th tied for an auternobile trip to Camp Lewin In the evening a competitive drill will be held rt which danc ing wiil be indulged in on the pave ent of Division ave feature of the con EAL PAINLESS DENTISTS femeneest ate known, Uittle of the reef of the mouth; CALL 25,000 ‘TO AID ® se damn | : ——— INQ. Q. STAMP DRIVE , Public Markets | PIKE PLACK ww ent will b a great i 1 by the rat United y. in the high school stadium, tomorrow night. » proceeds will be given to the y tourn -$4.00 twenty five thousand members of +$8.00 | the council of patriotic nervice will we eecees $5.00 | bo caticd on to annist In the Q Q $4.00 | war stamp drive, starting August 26 JAPANESE ARRESTED K. Tamura, 2 Japanese, has been fm the | arrested on the charge of burglarts >. Mori, 607% ole Take Up Collection : for Drafted Men wh ranteed fer fifteen r and get teeth same Cay. amination and advice free. ing the restaurant fee of Or Plate and Bridge Werk, We Stand the Jackson ot. last Friday night. He is ‘Most of our present patronage is recommended by 0: t Mont the theatrical mar ving satisfaction. Ask our in jail, awaiting tris passed th at the Oak theatre offic sure you - " ee 1 . r 1 —a “r¢ REPORTS WATCH STOLEN mesday evening and collected George Hillman, Rainier hotel t fresh b or the men leaving for apecia Open Sundays Frem 9 to 12 for Working People h peanut b training at Corvallis, Ore., and added Jackson st, slept soundly Wednes OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS day night, and awoke to find a uilver |! 23-Jewel watch and $11 cash missing Oppestte FraamPatersen Os.) 55. suspects burglars : very beat ole + 3 Ibe. $1.05. mar-| $50 for hix own donation The service men and draft board Nm STREET | members were guests of the evening b-churned butter, bbe] As b Confesses to Check Charge, Police Say Charged with passing a bogus eck on C. Dept at W., Dan kay, which was a 20.60 signed by * McDonald has been several times before on the | charge of intoxication ~ Sta: | METROPOLITAN ™,2ex.°"""* Aug. 19 DAVID BELASCO Presents 2 bara P. naptha |1b.; a coRNER Stall 192, 2 tall cans of milk, 216 f ~ 4 Now | just tumble them into the pure suds ! ee littleodd things thatsoil out they come clean and fresh as the am ‘bi 14, fresh emelta, wives A all t. M.; treat the original Re N. ¥ t T.; tea fannings, 14 SANITANY 23, bi Ihe but so quickly—what a nightmare day I bought them!” they always used tobe! Out of three sets of washable satin collars and cuffs I was fortunate to have one vd “go enough to gol The ainty little accessories I longed to jather. Y, a Seong ma buy were such a bother to keep clean ! pasa pl a pa i ity Tog “But now thatI have discovered Co., Cambridge, Mass. Lux, I buy all the little odd things I aon want! I never think twice about washing them. Now I just tumble them into the pure rich suds the moment they are soiled. Then I swish them about, press the suds through them again and again—and in hali Lux will clean your very daintiest things withous rubbing. It is the modern form of soap—delicate flakes which whip up into a wonderful NEW PANTAGES Mats, 2:30 Itana raisinn, Blue Ribbon | con Campbell's 7 Musienl ( nor I Hew to Wash Silk Stockings. Dissolve # tablerpoonial of Lax in helt » besintal of boifing o ory bot water and whisk bono 0 thick lather, Add cold water to mote twds Iuhe-ware. Wash quickly, sqncering the sods through tie stockings De natrab. Rinse three timesin clear lube worm weer, Squeeze the waser out. De wet rwiet. Dry in the hdc. When nearly dry,pren witha warm ireu. sever a but one. Use Law for onsthing that pore water ‘elena wee'l tapers. Continuous Datly, 1 to 11 Kix Big Acts of Hippodrome Va ONOMY ho groun bars} pork and be gingeranaps, Ibe TM cod clay bars : 2 hs, Flake White sh: s The, white farina, ; Z Informal Dance Given by the Knights of Pythias, " Rank No. 1 and No. ay Ev : CHL PARK PAV Admission, 73 Cents, War Tax—Extra Lady, 25 Cents 1 NEW YORK, Aug. 16 William Masich, a negro, who said he was 147 years old, was dead in Bellevue hos- pital today of pneumonia, 1 IL AUGUST 15, 1918. YORRHEA RESCRIPTION Do you suffer from that dread disease PYORRHEA? tendency to bleed? Is your breath foul at times and has tartar spread through your teeth? If so, you system. I will give you a FREE PRESC! to have me treat your case, Remember, “trench mouth,” is a disease akin to Pyorrhea. Gil- mer states the onset is sudden, followed by rapid ul- ceration of the gingivae, Within twenty-four hours the parts attacked have the appearance of being gnawed away. The micro- scope shows pus cells in abundance. The cause of Gingivitis is from deposits of sali- vary calculus on the teeth The teeth gradually become loose and if not attend- Gingivitis also is the wedging of food between loose teeth causing infection and involving the deeper tis- anteed. BECAUSE his methods are honestly ‘and practically BECAUSE all examination is FREE. BECAUSE his equipment is new and up-to-date, including the latest ate registered dentists of wide experience and | small ...... 15¢ Come to me for FREE EXAMINATION at once before Pyorrhea gets an effective hold on your RIPTION without obligating you in the least, If you decide I GUARANTEE TO CURE YOU or will not accept the case. “Trench Mouth”—Acute Ulcerous Gingivitis or | The essential characteristic of this disease is a extending to the gums. } ) result. inducing inflammation. DR. FULLER SHOULD BE YOUR DENTIST BECAUSE his work is finally and absolutely guar- one. FIFTEEN YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE =, Osa € DENTISTS x. N. W. Corner Pike and Second Avenue Third Floor, Eitel Building BARTELL’S Armour’s Grape E t t-da ‘i ture | Nichols’ R h Juice, qts...38¢ to ing oy on | ‘gonad ail ‘higher. Powder, 25e aie tas ate Protect yourself now by laying in a supply Garfield Tea, 50c] o¢ Drugs and Sundries that you will need} Hat Cleaner, 10c BARTELL’S Pints ......19¢ size for ...40¢ Dr. Caldwetl's | he coming year. We are striving to keep | size for .....7¢ rup of Pepsin, | the quality up to the standard and the price | Page's Toilet | 50e size for 40¢] down to a minimum—a few hints and sug- balraagg Ppa Bromo Selter,| gestions that will bear out our statement. tere ag an Note the prices. small size. ..23¢ Pluto Water, Nujol or Stano- lax, pure white | mineral oil, 75c | Pe viesae 59¢ | 1/3 Off Acme Chloride of | Lime, the ef- tant, 12-07, Lic can for fective _disinfec- | Original Price ise] Lady Washing- bars for ...25¢ Dr St ork 3 | special for Friday . . Whirling Spray, | stitter’s Protection Rubber Gloves, 50c value $3.50 value .... | Lion Maroon Rubber Hot Water Botile, 2-at. $2.98 | ryrean Merit Rubber Hot Water Bottle Nichols’ Menthol | “ atertite Rubber Hot Water Bottle, § 10c value ...7¢ | ie size You will be more able to select your Kodak or Camera by coming to our stores and inspecting our large assortment of all the new est styles and models, Expert in- structions given free by a thor: S, oughly competent Kodak expert. We also have a full and com plete line of Fountain Pens at $2.00 and up. A pen to suit ev- ery hand. | Syringe—complete with | full instructions FREE! Are your gums sore and tender with a pus pocket along the side or root of the tooth. Pus is formed almost constantly in some cases and intermit- tently in others. As the pockets become deeper the teeth become loose and occasionally an abscess wil | We use special explorers for measuring the depth of the pus pocket, a millimeter scale in the blades giv- ed to in time are lost entirely. A common cause of | ing accurate reading. Our radiographs also will show the destruction of the bone of the alveolar process in all cases in which the depth of the pocket is below | the level of the margin of the bone. BECAUSE through extensive laboratory experi- | ence he has developed a process for making crowns and bridgework at extremely low prices. Crowns are of 22K gold, 29 gauge in thickness, with extra strong biting surface. improved X-RAY MA- They do not work loose. CHINE used to detect hidden tooth troubles. BECAUSE Dr. Fuller and all his staff . | BECAUSE he can restore lost teeth so that the re- yp rr ed | stored tooth to oven better then the nites Bath Caps. tiiinca . 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Nichols’ Str i Miller Rubber Hot Water Bot- ' tle, a big value tile Soap, special, cake ......10 |Putman Dry Cleaner, 25¢ size Lux, pure soap 11¢ ae in Cali- - BO. ornia, small ae 19¢, large size | size....79¢ | at .. 37¢ | 79¢ | in bottle, special | 59¢ se | An excellent polish for all marble, metal and kitchen utensils; al. ways keep a package on the shelf; a big 25 value for .........20¢ —quality bristles; special for Fri- MOY, 90s cans ca candeis Cate 20¢ “KLEANWELL,” various shapes; j the brush that holds its bristies— | | at all our stores, price ......50¢ | "Detachable Handle Bath Brushes No, C18 ished in white en- amei — a $1.25 seller; special .. . 896 TL FI BARTELL DRUG STORES. “ix: tnd Ave.| Ist Ave. 6349 Westlake 610 tnd Candy Py ei Ballard | Ave, at | Aye. near | Factory 7 7 . ashe 1910 Union St.| Pike St. Avo. EU RR Be me Be BP back Brush; Warech'se made to give service; a regu lar $1.00 value, Boren Av | for, special 69¢